Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925. 33 o 9 o ; o ; Washington's Finest Shirt Sale 5 11,000 Handsome, New and Beautifully Tailored Shirts go On Sale Friday Morning at 9:15 at The Hecht Co. " Repeat this aiter us. Dobbs Hats, Han- an Shoes, Society Brand Clothes exclu= sively at The Hecht Co. _aisllh dBis . . We are known for the nationally known articles we carry. " We are said to be the largest distribu- tors of Interwoven Hose for men in Washington. No store in Wash- ington seclls more Manhattan Shirts than * Wwce. Duofold Under- wear, Superior =~ Un- derwear, Trojan Cra- vats. Arrow Collars, Phoenix 1ose, Han- sen Gloves, Hickok Belts, are a few of the famous names at The Hecht Co. You can believe in this sale, because it stands to reason we would do nothing to affect the prestige that we have been building (with the aid * of mnationally known lines) for almost thirty” years. In the year 1924 we sold six thousand dozen shirts — 77,364 shirts, to be exact. * Two things sold them: - The q quality and value. ‘And the knowledge that whatever a man buys here must satisfy 100%. " We will probably sell the majority of these 11,000 shirts Friday—and each shirt sold will either make a new friend for The Hecht Co. or in- crease the faith of an old one. " Putting on sales like this have put The Hecht Co. over. They are the reason we have outgrown our present building. ] @ English broadcloth (imported and domestic), in white and plain shades. Satin - striped English broadcloth; white self-striped English broadcloth; novelty woven madras; rayon striped madras and oxfords. Sleeve lengths, 33, 34, 35. Not a Printed Fabric Ambng Them gMadras Shirts All Woven (Plenty of Whites and Plain Shades QEvery Shirt Guaranteed ¢ Six for $11 With collar attached, collar to match and collarless. In white, tan, gray and blue. Innew stripes and new figured effects. In all, the largest single collection of quality shirts we’ve ever offered. Sizes 1315 to 18. Where else can you get such fabrics--such patterns--such selections? For considerably more than $1.90—yes! For $1.90—NO! Shirt sales such as this do not just happen. They are planned many months in advance. Make the most of it. Buy by the dozen. For now. For Spring. For Summer. If you can’t get in Friday, have your wife (or mother or sister) shop for you. Women know fine fabrics and good sewing when they see it. After all, it’s quality . and patterns that count. ; X These Shirts Are —all the newest designs and the finest fabrics. —all fully cut and carefully tailored. —all guaranteed fast colors. : —the pride of America’s finest shirt makers. Hecht C@. F Street at 7th _ v 11,000 Shirts--Here’s the Lineup 4,800 English Broadcloth Shirts (White, tan, gray, blue; 2,400 collar attached; 2,400 neckband style) 2,000 Novelty Woven Madras Shirts 1,800 Rayon Striped Madras Shirts 750 Satin Striped English Broadcloth Shirts 750 White (self figured) English Broadcloth Shirts 300 Fancy Collar to Match Shirts \ 600 White Oxford Shirts (Collars Attached) L First Yisor, The Hecht Co. * These Shirts Are Not ' —skimpy in any way. —printed fabrics. —made for sale purposes. —the ordi(la'ry patterns in fabrics. —The product of unknown manu- facturers. The Hecht Co. E Street at Seventh 34ha